11 March 2024

What a long, strange trip ...


Photo © Roberto Masotti / Lelli e Masotti Archivio.




This blog is now in its 15th year, started back in February 2007 by Sotise, our correspondent from down under. Bundles of people have contributed over the years, some gone, others holding on and yet others joining and putting their distinctive mark on the contents and direction of the blog. Currently we have about half a dozen active posters and some very generous followers, judging from inputs to our contributions section, but we're always willing to recruit more. Potential authors can get in touch with us c/o our Blogger email addresses. We've had contributors from three continents, with a preponderance of Europeans overall.

The emphasis has been on the free/improv/experimental side of jazz, but with excursions into contemporary and classical music, from Europe and beyond. There are no rules, however; the blog is whatever the posters make of it, and we'd like to keep it that way. We focus on posting out of print material with the objective of drawing attention to music which otherwise might have remained out of sight and out of mind. Due to spam and some past experiences of personal attacks, we 've had to institute a moderator system, so comments may not appear right away, but they will be published.

With these few words, heading on ...

111 comments:

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi Kinabalu,

happy new year!

Very good idea to separate general comments into three parts.

glmlr said...

A Very Happy New Year to all my old friends here!

gilhodges said...

For a short while, Inconstant Sol carried, for me at least, the living spirit of the old Church Number Nine blog and its community of sharers/appreciators. For a long time now, though, this wonderful hub of generosity and pleasure has stood on its own as a unique and valued place in the universe. Congrats to all participants and here's to the revelations and epiphanies to come.

kinabalu said...

To all three of you, Happy New Year and long may we all prosper!

Owombat said...

Hello there (again)
thanks for the encouragement, in fact, i would like to join the posters intermittently - right now there is some spare time available... - so if someone would care to open the door -
and, of course: happy new year to you all - tantr... soti... onx... ricc... etc etc , you know who you are!
all the best from
Owombat

Owombat said...

can someone explain the "exile on moan street" link inflation - please.
Mona?
i don't get it.
thanks
O.

kinabalu said...

Hi Owombat,

we need an email address in order to send an invitation. You can contact me c/o the email address in the Blogger profile.

freebones said...

this was nice to read. as a youngster who only discovered the glorious world of free/spiritual jazz far too late in the game, i really appreciate blogs like this. thanks for all you do!

Marcus said...

Happy New Year and thanks to all of you who post stuff.

The blog is great! I had many a musical revelation through the stuff I found here.

Keep up the good work!

Unknown said...

Hello inconstant sol. My name is Michael King and I am contacting you on behalf of the widow of Elton dean, Marino Dean, Hazel Miller of Ogun Records, and Riccardo Bergerone who privately recorded Elton Dean's Ninesense at the 100 Club, March 5th, 1979. This recording was sent to me by Riccardo towards a 3 disc set that my record 'label of love' Reel Recordings is producing this year. How it reached inconstant sol I have no idea, but this recording, properly remastered, will be released as 2 cd's along with a dvd of Elton's Quintet. Certainly you can understand our wish to have this download removed from your site. Please contact me at miking.reelrecording@gmail.com with your response. I appreciate your attention to this. Best wishes, Michael King/Reel Recordings.

kinabalu said...

I see that the links have been removed which obviously is the right thing to do under the circumstances. Did anyone contact Michael King directly about this? I would encourage everyone who downloaded this (and those who didn't) to purchase the thing once it's commercially available. Reel is a fine enterprise, and deserves support for its archeological excavations into past masters. The blog has benefited at least once before from his remastering skills.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

I totally agree with you and I certainly will buy it - as I did with his previous releases.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Today I bought a new book about Tony Oxley (in german).
And on page 48 there is a reference to Inconstant Sol!
The chapter is about the tour and recording of Lee Konitz with Derek Bailey, Gavin Bryars and Tony Oxley > http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2008/06/lee-konitz-quartet-with-derek-bailey.html

Really - what a long, strange trip.

The book is by Ulrich Kurth "Tony Oxley - The 4th Quarter of the Triad" (Fünf Jahrzente improvisierter Musik.
It's published by Wolke Verlag >
http://www.wolke-verlag.de/

I'll continue reading the book...

Mr.Pc said...

hi,
i added your blog to our blogwatch.
and please link us at your blog, too as a support.
thanks a lot.

mr. pc - http://jazzmusicblogwatch.blogspot.com
jazzmusicblogwatch@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

Hello.
I would like to let all of you know that there is a new web radio that plays a mix of jazz and world sound 24/24. You can hear it and check the playlist at
http://www.creativesoundradio.com

Dig it.

Sven Laakso said...

My usual procedure is to read the post here and listen the artist from Vkontakte. User based music library in Vkontakte is wide enough and wider every day. There is little you cant find form there by simple search. Just to listen. I have found a lot. Thanks!

Anonymous said...

Continued thanks for this great blog. Wanted to call attention to another blog that I had not come across before. There are a few posts that might be of interest to Inconstant Sol readers.

http://mudbirdshivers.blogspot.com/2010/02/walter-zuber-armstrong-steve-lacy-call.html

red cloud

marsbars said...

I'm an infrequent visitor, but always learn something when I'm here. Can't emphasize how much I enjoy it! Many thanks

P.Stoychev said...

Hello. I love your blog, keep up the good work and that good music.
Also i want to ask you about the few concerts of pharaoh Sanders, I want them real bad but they are expired.
Can you help me pls, i searched everywhere for them and you are the only hope i have.
PLs send me mail with you response - petsicrew@gmail.com
and check my blog if you want -
funkallisto.blogspot.com

Chears from Bulgaria

MonkSphere said...

Apologies, but I'm a bit confused with the new downloading facilities - tried to do it with the Toshiko and Thad Jones, and the Yahoo player came up, played a track, then stopped; I couldn't then see any way to download the rest of the concerts. Are you able to help please? Sphere.

Anonymous said...

Hi, a few years ago Ricardo shared some great stuff in the larger comments section. One of them was a WSQ show from the late 70s. Can there be a re-up on that. It is a great item that I think is lost to me now. -Thanks

Unknown said...

Hello, excuse my writing because I use the google translator .... my name is Andrea and I am the brother of Richard Beduschi, who died in September. I am writing to you asked how to get in touch with claudio mencarell (ilario rozen) to give him all the material of Richard, numerous recordings. I would be grateful. please email me at vimanone@alice.it

kinabalu said...

Hello Andrea,

good to hear from you. I have the email address, so I will pass it along in a separate email.

Anonymous said...

Could you eventually re-up
"Cecil Taylor - Yoshi's, December 1998" and "Anthony Braxton Quartet - Leeds - November 1985"? Or does anybody else have a link to those concerts? Best regards & thanks for all your work on this blog, which is one of the very best ones!

bventure said...

Marina McPartland Piano Jazz with Cecil Taylor in FLAC

http://www.gamefront.com/files/23638842/MMPJCT_zip

Cosmozo said...

Here's wishing all the inhabitants of the SOLar system a healthy and happy 2014!

Scraps said...

I've been reading many posts here; you guys are fascinating, the knowledge you bring, even apart from the music you bring. Thank you.

You must be frustrated to have to repeat the same message, especially with Rapidshare changing their policies I swear every month. When Onxidlib has to repeat "the link is NOT dead - only my public traffic is exhausted," to the point that you can hear his growing annoyance that so many people evidently cannot read the comments around them; well, I sympathize.

Maybe you can put in on the front page (or anyplace that offers downloads from Rapidshare), top, bigger font, blinking (okay, not blinking) that reads: "If you are downloading free from Rapidshare, know that Rapidshare has a cap for free users. Probably the download that you desire is still there (unless it says "file not found"); try again tomorrow. Or two days from now. Or a week from now. Rapidshare is a bitch that way. Cheers, inconstant sol."

Or not. Just a suggestion from an admirer.

cheers, Scraps

bventure said...


Here is Stan Tracey Trio, Gateway Studios, Kingston, UK. BBC FM Broadcast July 1998 (FLAC) http://www.gamefront.com/files/23913400/Tracey_Trio_Kingston_UK_July_1999_zip

SantosCurser said...

HAVE U SEEN THIS RECENT DOCU ON ALBERT AYLER (released 2005) with interviews with Albert and lots of others, really gives new insight into Albert.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydJTg3SqulY#t=2158

mazigazi said...

I can't believe that I randomly found your blog yesterday! the stuff here is mind blowing!! you either have stuff that I never imagined seeing in my life, or stuff I've never heard of at all! amazing collection! Thank you very much for posting it here! please keep up the good work!!

SantosCurser said...

Hi greg Kuchmek, i got here several months ago and this site (one of many) still blows my mind... deeply...lol.

in that vein: Here is a note worth remembering!!! (thanks to infinitefool.blogspot.com/ for pointing it out to me)
"Don't forget that Steve Coleman is giving away 16 of his albums over at his web site. Check out his essay explaining why, while you're at it... ESSAY: m-base.com/give_away.html
FREE DL m-base.com/download.html
..."
tell them I said "holy shit!" or some other irreverent exclamation!

amnesia said...

Can anyone help with recordings of Bley / Surman/ Di Castri / Oxley group? I can't get enough of Tony Oxley's work - thanks in advance

SantosCurser said...

amnesia, thanks for reminding about Tony Oxley... I find drummers of his caliber are fascinating to see moving as well..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbaRQ9JXS3Y

SantosCurser said...

I noticed something at this other site by a "chat" guy named "slipperman" a little compendium of Brian Eno which is essentially "everything ever done there is, and is there, by eno"
(who knows how long it will last)
http://freetexthost.com/ijhmk4zkjf

I will let you figure out how it works...

anton said...

hi all,
the odds of this are low i realize, but would someone not only have the bobby naughton "nature's consort" lp, but would also be willing to post it?!

i've been looking for this one since i first saw a post with its mention on the seemingly defunct but still excellent "nine grey chairs" blog. i guess that it makes it 5 years, and i can't find it anywhere (other than i saw it on ebay once, unfortunately a bit too late).

if there is a kind soul out there, it thank him/her in advance.

ac

Unknown said...

Hi, I have quite a few recordings I made personally a few years back around the SF bay area. There was a very good live spot called the Jazz House and some great things came through. I was able to set up a nice recordings rig and got very good quality. If you are interested I could DB them to the moderator. Artists include Tim Berne, Conference Call, Brotzmann, Lucas NIggli, Tony Malaby and on and on. I did get the artists permission to record as well in each case.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi Unknown - why not becoming a poster/blogger by yourself.
You are invited to join Inconstant Sol.
You can drop me a mail and I'll invite you to IS.
My email-address is grgo62@gmx.de

joesh said...

Hi @ Inconstant

Thanks for the great music as always. Can a suggest you update your Mike Osborne links as you've somehow managed to have him references three times - in the list of musicians - which causes some confusion.

Keep up the great work.

kinabalu said...

@joesh: Ah, I haven't noticed, but done (with the correct spelling)!

SantosCurser said...

Hey Anonymous, the directors cut of the Woodstock movie downloaded and played fine, thanks for the Mega upload. Did you know that it would have fit all in one piece on Mega and still give you a free download?
(free kim dotcom... oh yeah he is out and New Zeland is very honorably letting him live there, his native home, despite the record companies in the USA wanting to kill him... still he is not as great a hero as Victor Assange (and his crew of martyrs) IMHO

SantosCurser said...

I have done a small bit of "karma yoga" work for the cause and taken the pains of downloading the mystery mr ra movie from rapidshare dowloading a file of this size from rapidshare means using every trick i could think of .. rapidshare now claims that file chunks above 300 meg or so only will be downloadable if you pay them for the service... however that does not seem to apply at key times of day (ie the graveyard shift for download... like 3 AM to 8 AM here)
I also posted the on a comment under the place i got the rapidshare from... the sun ra free dl site (everyone knows what I mean right??? )
I hold ra to be a greater saint of music than for instance John Coltrane... for who i also have a godly respect... but, in the vein of putting a candle high rather than under a chair, so that all may see.. here is mystery mr ra:::
Mystery, Mr Ra (on Mega.. which as of this date delivers a file in a civilized way... who knows how it will work 3 months from now)

SunRMystMistRaAplTV2.zip 1.35 GB
https://mega.co.nz/#!axhBiThL!-NbLKJom4__GBt9EIIgqeXkIeIRQ-Zn9_AoAXQJ0y3Q

SOTISE said...

santos and anonymous thanks for the films!!!!

Mazubi said...

Hello good folks.

Have been enjoying the posts here quite a bit, and thought I'd contribute with something. Here's two fine OOP free jazz albums that I haven't seen on any blogs (which of course doesn't mean they're not out there somewhere. Cheers


Afro Algonquin – Afro Algonquin

1. Afro Algonquin
2. Spirit Of Starlight
3. Fever
4. Dog Soldier
5. While Dancing With The Dolphins I Remember
6. Tele Fonkin' Over Deutschland/Afro Algonquin Now


Lee Rozie - Saxophone, Percussion, Flute, Vocals
Rick Rozie - Bass
Rashied Ali - Drums

Procom Studios, Kirchhellen, Germany, 27th & 28th May 1980

mp3, lame v/2

http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/4557608/file.html





Archie Shepp – The Tradition
Horo HDP 13-14

A Hooray For Mal
B Sophisticated Lady
C Things Have Got To Change
D I Didn't Know About You

Archie Shepp, tenor sax, piano
Cameron Brown: bass
Clifford Jarvis: drums

Recorded at Horo Voice Studios, Rome, October 12, 1977

mp3 lame v/0

http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/5406338/file.html

Andy said...

Much appreciated Mazubi. Especially the Shepp. thanks

SantosCurser said...

Whew, I have been wondering around in blogs for several hours and had forgotten where I saw something interesting... A Sam Rivers album from 1998, big band of improvisers, that I never knew about, I had left it alone cause it was on that uploaded.net server that i dislike almost as much as rapidshare... and i was planning on going to "Lossless World" and dicking around with his tricky links... most of which are uploaded.net... I forgot what blog I had seen it on, here it is... This Rivers really looks good.. I hope it is:
http://www.jazzymelody.com/2014/05/sam-rivers-rivbea-all-star-orchestra.html

Mazubi said...
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Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi Mazubi - thanks for your contribution.
But this LP has been re-issued last year.
See > http://www.storyvillerecords.com/products/1977-1987-1038431

But at Inconstant Sol we don't post in print recordings - whatever the format (and I would like to add - the price).
Therefore I delete your comment, sorry!

Mazubi said...

Oops, my bad. I somehow managed to miss the reissue, since it's been retitled..

said...

Groove on, Bro.

Eric said...

If anyone sees this and has it available, could you kindly re-up "Wave" by Masahiko Togashi, Gary Peacock, and Masahiko Satoh? Cannot find it anywhere. Already have eternal gratitude for this site, but this will make it eternal gratitude x2.

bventure said...

@Eric - you can find it here
http://365trios.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/trio-506-masahiko-togashi-trio-wave.html

Eric said...

@bventure - THANK YOU!

Norm said...

Is it possible to re-post Ken Hyder's Talisker "The Last Battle" in something besides Rapidshare? I just can't get Rapidshare to work for me at all. Thanks!! Thanks for all you do!!

Norm said...

Is it possible to repost Osterdalsmusikk http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2012/08/sterdalsmusikk.html preferably not on rapidshare? Thanks so much!

kinabalu said...

@Norm: New links for both requested items at the original posts.

Norm said...

Thanks Kinabalu!!!

Norm said...

Is it possible to re-up Circle - Hamburg Concert 1971 http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2008/06/circle-hamburg-march-1971-complete.html
Thanks as always for being THE BEST!

Norm said...

Likewise a request for a re-up of Circle 2 Gathering if I may
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2008/08/circle-gathering.html

kinabalu said...

@Norm: New links for both Circle items can be found at the original posts.

Norm said...

Thanks as always!!

Norm said...

I apologize for the volume of my recent requests and promise to stop for awhile after this! But could you repost Too Much Too Soon Orchestra's "What's the Point of Paris?"
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2013/07/dror-feiler-too-much-too-soon-orchestra.html
So much great music on your site..so little time. Thanks

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Will do a re-up; maybe you have to remind me after a week or so...

Norm said...

Thanks vey much, as always

Norm said...

Here is a contribution, my rip, the rare Rene Van Helsdingen Orchestra "After the Third Window"
Enjoy!!!

http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/41162021/file.html
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/67625153/file.html
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/7643395/file.html

Eric said...

Hello: If anyone has recommendations for record stores to visit in Tokyo, I would be very grateful to hear them. (I know of a few recommendations floating around online, but I'd like the inconstant sol version -- places where there's a decent shot of finding some Peacock-in-Japan LPs, etc.)

Thanks and best wishes to everyone.



Anonymous said...

decided to delete inconstant sol from my bookmarks (after following this blog for years)when I noticed the hissing of the palestinian flag on your side.
farewell, the times they are a-changin`...

kinabalu said...

Anon, we never knew you, but have duly noted your decision with a twinge of regret. The times are indeed a-changin' (for the worse).

Norm said...

s it possible to re-up Gap-Gap (ALM Records)? Thanks for all you do!

http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2013/09/gap-gap-alm-records-1977.html

Unknown said...

Jiro Inagaki and the Big Soul Media - By The Red Stream

COMPOSED, ARRANGED, AND CONDUCTED BY HIROMASA SUZUKI
GREAT JAZZ/ROCK..

1. BY THE RED STREAM--10:38
2. WARM, HONEST AND LOVE--13:26
3. THERE IS NOT ANY WAR TO END THE WAR--9:09
4. SOMETHING OVER THE WAR--8:28

flac

https://mega.co.nz/#!mFU3kQYC!9RzEDypJSts6mwiCJxUdBEayawV005jhCxYZ6jhY0Hk

Norm said...

Thanks for the re-up of Gap

SOTISE said...

nice album thanks J.J.!!

Anonymous said...

Ornette Coleman's Original Quartet featuring Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, Charlie Haden and Billy Higgins Live at Teatro Municipale Valli, Reggio Emilia, Italy 4-24-1990 in FLAC. Riccardo uploaded this originally way back. A great and long show with many classic Ornette Coleman tunes, Enjoy!

https://mega.co.nz/#!OMhmDaJb!gqTDKvz_6ML6sD8-SfR71oqvY_sPrjgpm5MbOwU2SRE

Plutozo said...

Pluto fly-by Day! Gonna be wild! Talk about a long, strange trip!

mike said...

JJ, can you please re-up the Big Soul Media? Thanks!

Anonymous said...

Hi everyone
recently bigOzine downloaded (my request) Ornette Coleman - Skies of America - Reggio Emilia 1990, if someone is interested I think you can downloaded.
In Mark Weber's Bobby Bradford Timeline you can read:

— Rejoins Ornette for three-night gig at Slugs, East Village, NYC and recorded SCIENCE FICTION album @ CBS Studios, 49 East 52nd Street, NY, 6th floor in Studio E — Bobby misses the first day of school in La Puente where he is employed as 6th grade classroom teacher — These are ironically the first formal recordings of Bobby with Ornette (BB on these sessions Sept 9 & 10) — About these sessions, years ago Bobby told me how Ornette had used a sort of makeshift traffic signal gadget to let soloists know when their solo was over, it was a red light-green light set-up, and I have often thought about this device, and in a recent conversation with Bobby he said you can hear a note of his at the tail end of one of Dewey’s solos because of misdirections from the Go-Stop lights [telcon 10mar2o10] — And so, lo & behold, in the booklet for the 2009 Dave Brubeck Quartet 3-cd Sony Legacy Edition of TIME OUT there is a photo of this traffic signal (a lot less homemade than I had imagined) in Studio E !

*The Slugs gig was first weekend of September: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, September 3, 4, & 5 — recordings exist of Sept 3 & 5 recorded by the painter John E. D’Agostino — Radio host Ben Young WKCR aired the extant recordings on his Ornette birthday show March 9, 2o14

Did anyone record the broadcasting? Could you upload on incostant sol?

Thanks

Alessandro

SantosCurser said...

on March 20 2014, I posted a "mega.nz" 4 part link for the video Woodstock (yes the "woodstock" movie)... Now about 2 years later, mega sent me a notice that they r removing part 2 because of a complaint. (the guy in the movie attending woodstock said "the people" owned it, i was going on his advice)
That is the first time I have had a "complaint"... so even though it took two years i am feeling a little tentative right now...
I guess someone might as well remove all 4 links for it at the above said date... "3 days of peace love and LSD"

sachat54 said...

hello ... is a re-upload of Mudai Trio " Sans Titre " (Ninety-One 1993) possible ..? thanks ! d.L.

martin said...

This might not seem appropriate for InSol - but isn't that what InSol is for?

'Acquainted With the Night' (from vinyl).
Words by W.H.Auden, Robert Frost etc, with music by Geoffrey Burgon. Performed by James Bowman, Forbes Henderson, City of London Sinfonia etc.

http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/tXI5N3P4/file.html
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/iydoHzE9/file.html

(Geoffrey Burgon is perhaps best known for his TV and film scores. The sleeve contains the lyrics so you can sing along with it if you like.)

martin said...

Is it OK to put this up? It is copied from a CDr of a post that Lym put up on IncSol years ago but the page seems to have disappeared.

The Steve Lacy Sextet at Wuppertal in 1983 with a live performance of the Sands Suite.

http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/pktjUAzT/file.html
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/K68drgNh/file.html

Where has Lym gone?

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi Martin, thanks for your contribution / re-up.
But maybe next time you bring it to the contributions section.
BTW - your 1fichier link is still up at.......
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2009/06/steve-lacy-sextet-wuppertal-1983-jan-14.html
Cheers

martin said...

@Ernst,
My apologies.
I am having problems. I left my 'happy birthday' message in the 'Ten years and going' section but the comment appeared on the 'Free Form' section. I can't find the Lacy Wuppertal gig scrolling back through the Lacy pages but your link takes me there. I'm sure I left the Lacy and Burgon links in the Contribution section, where did they actually appear?

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

@ Martin Your links appeared three comments above - really no big problem, though.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi Anonymous - I'm back from Athens (Greece) as today. Didn't had any access to the web (and I haven't missed it). So I do not know who deleted your links.
I only delete personal insults or similar stuff. I do not censor opinions wether I like them or not - period.

propylaen2001 said...
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jazzer3ogun said...

Hi
a John Mehegan - Charles Mingus recording 1952 or 1953
From Barrelhouse To Bop - A History Of Jazz Piano - Narrated And Played By John Mehegan With Charles Mingus, Bassist (Perspective PR 1)
John Mehegan, piano, narrator; Charles Mingus, bass.
NYC, late 1952
Barrelhouse: Jelly Roll Morton / King Porter Stomp
Ragtime: Scott Joplin / Maple Leaf Rag
Boogie Woogie: Pinetop Smith / Pinetop's Boogie Woogie
Classic Swing: Earl Hines / Rosetta
Classic Swing: Fats Waller / Ain't Misbehavin'
Dixie: Bob Zurke / Tea For Two
Modern Swing: Teddy Wilson / Don't Blame Me
Modern Swing: Art Tatum / Sweet Lorraine
Society: Cy Walter / This Can't Be Love
Bop: George Shearing / Debbie D

https://mega.nz/#!HxZGnRyZ!xQfhHvlxD7qQCSWwQMcuN-7j2SbJAc3pbvF0dMMIjqE

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi jazzer3ogun - thanks for your contribution.

Next time please post your contribution(s) in the contributions section.
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.de/2016/07/contributions.html

Cheers

alifib said...
This comment has been removed by the author.
Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

"Keyzop" is available at:

https://www.qobuz.com/de-de/album/keyzop-don-sugarcane-harris-with-dewey-terry-volker-kriegel-gunter-lenz-todd-canedy/4250644878725

alifib said...
This comment has been removed by the author.
Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi alifib - you might not know but we do not post any music which is available in any format.
And the MPS recordings of Don "Sugarcane" Harris are available as official downloads.
Cheers

alifib said...

OK; didn't know about MPS recording. All my excuses.
Hi

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Thanks alifib for cooperation. Appreciated!!

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Left the comment section open but went for a meal - now returning and adding my comment. And meanwhile you removed the link!
Thanks again :-)

volumeselector said...

I found several more Riccardo shares in my collection and re upped them and I think that's it as far as ones I have that needed to be re upped. Maybe I will find some more but I did a fairly thorough comparison/analysis. Cheers!

daunik lazro said...

Hello Mr Inconstant sol, i don't know who you are nor where you stand, somewhere in the blogsphere. Just to say thank you for your innumerable comments and infos upon rare discs and musicians. It's a real source. Blessings. (daunik.lazro@orange.fr)

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hello Daunik Lazro, thank you for your kind comment. We're glad our little website is useful for you.
And I would like to say >Thank You< for the great music you're playing over more than 40 years now. From your recordings with Saheb Sarbib to the more recent music with Didier Lasserre and Benjamin Duboc.
Cheers

BTW - there is no Mr. Inconstant Sol but rather a few friends who happen to enjoy similar sounds.

daunik lazro said...

Hello "collective" Inc. sol, nice to read your kind answer, it warms my (old) heart. If you leave a physical address on my email, i would be pleased to send you some records you don't have. I think for instance to the 5tet "A pride of lions" with my elder music "brother" Joe McPhee, 2 great bassists and Chad Taylor (who is just a miracle) on drums. Issued 2 years ago on a confidential french label, "the bridge sessions", but sold out.
Also if you miss some other titles, please tell me. Cheers.

konjaku said...

NoBusiness records has released the complete recordings of The Modern Jazz Qt Karlsruhe. Would never have heard of this extremely interesting music without this blog.

It can be listened to here

https://nobusinessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/complete-recordings

Rick Lopez / bb10k said...

Who ***ARE*** you people??

Inquiry-minds wanna know.

xoxoxoRL

trabukko.59 said...

For all interested : Max Roach Quartet – Nommo (1978) - Vinyl Rip -> FLAC 16/44
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_31Sl-F_mzryXR5xxF1guw9nWhaSPhMG/view?usp=sharing

joe p said...

requests: reposts of the masters of unorthodox jazz/reform art unit 2lp and the clan music overdrive acting seven 'babel'cd. and a request for disc 5 of International New Jazz Meeting Burg Altena 1972-1973, the reform art unit set.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

Hi joe p - re: Nwe Jazz Meeting Burg ALtena 1972-1973. The Reform Art Unit was reissued as part of a box set: https://www.discogs.com/Various-International-New-Jazz-Meeting-Burg-Altena-1972-1973/release/9043491

joe p said...

thanks; assumed it was o/p and hoped someone had it to post. more RAU requests: 'hommage to schoenberg and webern', 'live in prague', 'pannonian suite' and 'grimm's fairy tales'...

corvimax said...

joe p, pannonian suite is available here:
https://milofine.com/2015/08/18/reformartwest-aftermath/

'hommage to schoenberg and webern' and 'live in prague' seems to be the same album reissued with another title, but I'm no sure about that.
'hommage to schoenberg and webern' has been posted here:
http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2019/05/fritz-novotny-november-21-1940-may-7.html

joe p said...

thank you for pointing me to the hommage posting! milo indicates that those recordings are all long gone and that you can post them if you are able and so desire. Thanks,

macaca said...

What is the lineage of the vinyl rips on this blog? Just curious what equipment is used.

Ernst Grgo Nebhuth said...

There are several diverse equipements used by our members and contributors.

E-dwar said...

P L E A S E ! ! !
Re upload The Vandermark 5 Older Post and "Athens [GA] Creative Media Festival" all post
Thank you so much!

Unknown said...

Hi,
I'm new on the blog world. Who can send me general informations where I can find useful info how I can find links to download/upload music? I have a couple of interesting records and I can share with others.
Thank you
Sledz

Loud said...


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Cheers!

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